[R-SIG-Mac] R editor for Mac

[Johannes W. Dietrich]

R's built-in editor is not bad, but it tends to be slow, especially 
with large script files (and usually on older Macs).

Some times ago, I have written instructions for my students how to 
set up a connection of external editors like TextWrangler or 
SubEthaEdit to R. See 
http://www.formatio-reticularis.de/r-mac-editor.html for details.

J. W. D.

On Jan 26, 2011, at 8:16 PM, Kristina Krsteva <kkrsteva at gmail.com> wrote:

>Hello,
>
>I have never used R before and I need to use it for a time series graduate
>course AND i have a mac. I know tinn-R is a great text editor for R that
>works on Windows but is there anything comparable to it for a Mac? I have
>read multiple threads and my current findings are that there is really
>nothing like tinn-R for a mac and that TextMate comes close (but
>unfortunately this costs), some have said that they like the internal editor
>as well. I would like to use a more "user-friendly" editor, if possible, and
>I've been searching for hours now trying to figure out what to download and
>start learning, until I stumbled upon this mailing list and was wondering if
>someone could guide me and tell me what would be the most feasible option
>for an editor and save me some time:)

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